In this commentary, Radner offers an interesting perspective on Leviticus. Though on the surface Leviticus is a book of laws concerning sacrifices, worship, the priesthood, and many other subjects, at the heart of the book is the underlying message that God is holy and requires his children to be holy. In our quest for holiness, we know that we will constantly fall short of God’s requirements. There is hope, as God reorients his people to himself in a fallen world. Radner parallels the animal sacrifice for sin, with the death of Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice to reconcile humans to God. Though it is an Old Testament book, Leviticus, in Radner’s point of view, has many Christological connections that can be found.
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